Following the strange and unexpected little dust-tube tornado near Dumont, we figured this storm would have more potential as it moved into greater low-level moisture, while remaining discrete. The next mesocyclone soon formed, quickly forming this sharply contrasted, feisty little rotating wall cloud, with fast rising motion in the tail at right. Alas, this new circulation would wait until it crossed the road and moved east of us, into a huge road hole and poorer contrast, to produce its next (also dusty) “Chalk” tornado.
11 ESE Dumont TX (4 May 22) Looking NW
33.7695, -100.3407